Sentence examples for makers committed from inspiring English sources

Acer and Packard Bell are among the computer makers committed to using the new chip.

At a deep level, I believe that the problem was ideological: policy makers, committed to the view that the market is always right, simply ignored the warning signs.

It is not an exaggeration to say that the team that President Obama appointed to promote his green agenda is nothing short of outstanding — a great combination of scientists and policy makers committed to building an energy economy that is efficient, clean and secure.

But we do try to prepare teachers who are curriculum creators and classroom decision makers committed to lifetime professional growth and the education of children.

In this phase, policy makers commit themselves to a coherent and coordinated effort to advance patient-centered care, setting targets that will allow healthcare leaders to measure progress toward patient-centeredness [ 26].

But in later years has come a new breed of film-maker committed to cracking the JFK mystery themselves.

Next Monday, the court will hear another F.D.A. pre-emption case, on whether a state case can be based on the claim that a drug maker committed fraud by misrepresenting or withholding information from the agency during the approval process.

The statement by Deloitte comes after Autonomy's parent, Hewlett-Packard, stated that the British software maker committed outright misrepresentations about its business before last year's acquisition by H.P. "Deloitte categorically denies that it had any knowledge of any accounting misrepresentations in Autonomy's financial statements," the firm said on Wednesday.

The two also run the Marc and Laura Andreessen Foundation, a proactive, strategic grant maker committed to several current initiatives.

In general, the medical establishment and policy-makers commit to a more medicalised and externalist view on what they believe to be 'good' for us within the drug policy field, which can leave the individual to grapple with an internalist view on what they believe to be 'good' for themselves.

American instrument makers are committed to a standard of 440.